The Ballad Literature and Popular Music of the Olden Time/Volume 1/Reign of Elizabeth

Sections (not listed in original)

• Introduction
• All in a Garden Green
• Row Well, Ye Mariners
• Lord Willoughby
• All Flowers of the Broom
• Walsingham
• Packington’s, or Paggington’s Pound
• The Staines Morris Tune
• The Shepherd’s Daughter
• The Frog Galliard, or Now, O Now!
• Paul’s Wharf
• Trip and Go
• Barley-Break
• Watkin’s Ale
• The Carman’s Whistle
• Go from My Window
• Dulcina
• Who list to lead a soldier’s life
• Lord Thomas and Fair Ellinor
• The Friar and the Nun
• John, Come Kiss Me Now
• All You that Love Good Fellows, or The London Prentice
• The British Grenadiers
• The Cushion Dance
• With My Flock as Walked I
• Go No More a Rushing
• The Blind Beggar’s Daughter of Bethnal Green
• Cock Lorrel, or Cook Lawrel
• Fortune My Foe
• Death and the Lady
• The King and the Miller of Mansfield
• Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard
• The Gipsies’ Bond
• The Legend of Sir Guy
• Loth to Depart
• Queen Eleanor’s Confession
• Essex’s Last Good-Night, or Well-a-Day
• The Fit’s Come on Me Now
• Mall Sims
• Crimson Velvet
• Phillida Flouts Me
• Lady, Lie Near Me
• Mill-field
• The Spanish Lady
• The Jovial Tinker, or Joan’s Ale Is New
• Under and Over
• The Oxfordshire Tragedy
• Drive the Cold Winter Away
• Pescod Time
• Chevy Chace
• In Sad and Ashy Weeds
• The Bailiff’s Daughter of Islington
• It Was a Lover and His Lass
• Willow, Willow!
• Whoop! Do Me No Harm, Good Man
• O Mistress mine!
• Heart’s-ease
• Jog on, Jog on
• Come, Live with Me, and Be My Love
• Three Merry Men Be We
• I Loathe that I Did Love
• Peg a Ramsey, or Peggie Ramsey
• Light o’Love
• When that I Was a Little Tiny Boy
• Sick, Sick, and Very Sick
• To-Morrow Is St. Valentine’s Day
• Green Sleeves
• My Robin Is to the Greenwood Gone; or, Bonny Sweet Robin
• With a Fading
• How Should I Your True Love Know?
• And Will He Not Come Again?
• O Death! Rock Me Asleep
• Can You Not Hit It, My Good Man?
• Bara Faustus’ Dream
• The Spanish Pavan
• Wigmore’s Galliard
• Good Fellows Must Go Learn to Dance